texts: A Haitian American man who was raped by officers of the New York City Police Department after he was arrested outside a Brooklyn nightclub in 1997 is known as <mask>. His injuries were so bad that he had to have three surgeries. The police tried to cover up the attack. The officers responsible for the attack were charged and convicted in federal court, and one is currently serving a 30-year sentence. The largest civil settlement for police brutality at that time was received by <mask> in 2001, amounting to about $M. He wants to establish a hospital and community centers in Haiti, Florida, and New York for people in need. Thomassin is a small community in Haiti where <mask> was born.He married and had a child in the United States. He lived in Brooklyn with his family in 1997. <mask> was unable to get a position related to his education in New York because he had been trained as an electrical engineer in Haiti. He was a security guard in the Flatlands area of Brooklyn. He became a naturalized citizen of the United States in 1997. The police were called to Club Rendez-Vous on the night of August 9, 1997 after a fight broke out between two women. Police, supporters, and other people were involved in a fight outside the club.Police officers responded to the scene. Volpe said that <mask> had attacked him. <mask> was charged with disorderly conduct. Volpe admitted his accusation that <mask> was his attacker was a lie. On the ride to the station, the arresting officers beat <mask> with their fists, nightsticks, and hand-held police radios. <mask> was put in a holding cell after arriving at the station house. <mask> was raped in a bathroom at the 70th Precinct station house in Brooklyn.While <mask>'s hands were cuffed behind his back, Volpe grabbed onto his testicles and forced a broken broomstick up his rectum. According to trial testimony, Volpe bragged to a police sergeant that he had taken a man down. <mask>'s teeth were badly damaged when the broom handle was jammed into his mouth. He testified that a second officer in the bathroom helped Volpe in the assault, but could not positively identify him. During the trial and appeals, the identity of the second attacker became a point of serious contention. <mask>liani-time" during the beating. <mask> later changed his mind.Police defense lawyers used the reversal to cast doubt on his testimony. <mask> was taken to the emergency department at Coney Island Hospital. The officers explained that his injuries were the result of homosexual activities. <mask>'s family and the Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau of the likelihood that he had been raped and beaten in custody were notified by an ED nurse who suspected that <mask>'s extreme injuries were not the result of consensual sex. <mask> had to have three major operations to repair damage to his colon and bladder. He was hospitalized for two months after the incident. The severity of <mask>'s injuries provoked national outrage.On August 29, 1997, an estimated 7,000 demonstrators marched to the New York City Hall and the 70th Precinct station house where the attack took place. The march was against police brutality. The case was mentioned in a report on police brutality, torture, and abuse in the United States. The incident is a case study in the campaign against torture. The brutalization of Louima by NYPD officers was investigated and reported by a New York Daily News journalist. He won the Pulitzer Prize for commentary. He pleaded "not guilty" to charges of violating <mask>'s civil rights, obstruction of justice, and making false statements to police.Volpe changed his plea to guilty in the middle of the trial. Although <mask> had suffered several broken teeth, Volpe denied that he ever struck <mask> in the mouth with the stick and claimed that he only put it very close to <mask>'s mouth. He admitted to threatening <mask>'s life. Volpe was found guilty of the charges. On December 13, 1999, he was sentenced to 30 years in prison, without the possibility of parole, as well as a $525 fine and $277,495 in fines. He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for helping Volpe assault <mask> in the bathroom. At the time of his conviction, many questions were raised about whether he could receive a fair trial.The second man in the bathroom was not brought up in the trial, but in a recorded interview with 60 Minutes. The conviction was thrown out by the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit. He was sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to perjury for testifying that he did not lead Louima to the bathroom. His request for a lighter sentence was rejected. He worked in New York City as a carpenter after he was released from a halfway house. Three NYPD officers were indicted for trying to cover up the assault. The charges of conspiracy to obstruct a federal investigation into the assault on <mask> were reversed by a federal appeals court in February 2002.Bellomo was acquitted of trying to cover up the beating of <mask> and another Haitian immigrant. He will be released from the minimum security facility in Texas on January 9, 2025. BOP Inmate was assigned to him. Volpe's request for a COVID-related compassionate release was denied. The largest police brutality settlement in New York City's history was reached on July 30, 2001, when Aftermath <mask>'s civil suit against the City of New York was settled for $8.25 million. <mask> collected $5.8 million after legal fees. <mask> visited his family in Haiti in February of 2003He talked about setting up the Abner Louima Foundation to raise money to build a community center and hospital in Haiti. <mask> said he would use his own money and donations to open community centers in Haiti, New York and Florida for people in need. <mask> paid the school tuition for poor children in Thomassin, the small community where he grew up. <mask> knew the President of Haiti from his school days, and he met with him during his visit to Haiti. "Maybe God saved my life for a reason, I believe in doing the right thing," <mask> said in a rare interview. <mask> lived in Miami Lakes, Florida in 2007. He owns homes in Miami and Port-au-Prince.<mask> has participated in anti- police brutality protests with Al Sharpton, notably over the shooting of Sean Bell in November 2006 and on August 9, 2007, exactly 10 years after his attack. <mask> was honored in New York City by the National Action Network, an organization founded by Al Sharpton, for his resolve and for helping others who have suffered from police brutality. There are External links to the Duke Law Journal. There is a prosecuting race. The year 1997. The New York Daily News won the Pulitzer Prize in 1998 for distinguished commentary. The Smoking Gun has original police incident reports.People from Brooklyn and Miami Lakes are victims of police brutality in the United States.

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texts: Sir <mask> was a 3rd Baronet. On the faculty of Atlanta Bible College, he is a biblical scholar, unitarian Christian theologian, author and professor. <mask> was the son of a Royal Navy officer and Director of Naval Intelligence and the grandson of a Professor of Medicine at the University of Oxford. His father died in 1972 and he became Baronet of Munstead Grange in the Parish of Godalming. Education Buzzard was educated at Charterhouse and served in the Royal Navy as a sub-lieutenant. He graduated from the University of Oxford in 1960 with a degree in Modern Languages. A graduate of Ambassador College, <mask> was a member of the Worldwide Church of God.After graduating from Pasadena, California, Buzzard moved to teach music at its campus in Bricket Wood, England. The Worldwide Church of God was left by Buzzard in the early 1970s. He became friends with Charles F. Hunting, who was an official of the Bricket Wood campus. The University of Jerusalem gave a Diploma in Biblical Hebrew to Buzzard in 1970. He was a student at the University of London. He received a Masters in Theology from Chicago in 1990. At The American School in London, Buzzard taught French and German, while at Atlanta Bible College, he taught theology and Biblical languages.The Restoration Fellowship was founded in 1981 by Charles F. Hunting and is dedicated to missionary and teaching work all over the world. The Church of God General Conference is similar to the Church of the Blessed Hope and Christadelphians. The co-editor of A Journal from the Radical Reformation is Buzzard, who publishes a monthly newsletter called Focus on the Kingdom. One of the main writers seeking a revival of early Unitarian beliefs is Buzzard. <mask> has a love for classical music and excelled in languages and biblical studies. He graduated from the Royal College of Music in 1959 with a degree in piano and oboist. There is one God, the Father, according to the beliefs shared by Buzzard on his Restoration Fellowship website.The one God of the creed of Israel was affirmed by Jesus Christ. The Father is the true God. Jesus is the Lord Messiah. The Son of God was foreordained from the foundation of the world. 1:20 The personal, operational presence and power of God is extended through the risen Christ to believers. 51:11The inspired and authoritative revelation of God can be found in the Hebrew canon and Greek New Testament Scriptures. 3:20). There was substitutionary death of Jesus, his resurrection on the third day, and his ascension to the right hand of the Father. He is waiting until his enemies are subdued. 10:24 The faithful dead will be raised to life by Jesus Christ in the future. Establish the Kingdom on earth.20:16, etc. Bring about the restoration of the earth promised by the prophet. The message about the Kingdom is regenerating. The believer can understand divine revelation and live a life of holiness. Upon reception of the Kingdom and the things concerning Jesus, it is necessary for you to bebaptized. The resurrected will administer the renewed earth with the Messiah in the Kingdom of God. 2 Tim.2:12; Rev. It was 3:21 and 2:26. In the existence of evil headed by Satan. The Devil is distinct from and in addition to human enemies and the natural evil of the human heart. The god of this age is called Satan. The time was 4:4 There is a word for that.There is a time limit of 6:12). The existence of demons as non-human personality whom Jesus addressed and they him. In the freedom "under grace" and not "under law," inaugurated at the cross in the New Covenant, in contrast to and replacing the Mosaic covenant enacted at Sinai. 2 Cor. 3 and 4. There are more than one 3). There are issues of circumcision and the whole law. Concerns of the old and not the new covenant are associated with circumcision.The temporary shadow is contrasted with the newness of Christ. Christians shouldn't kill their enemies and fellow believers in other nations. John 15:19; 26:52; 1 Pet. 2:9-11; 1 Chron. 22:8). The Doctrine of the Trinity: Christianity's Self-Inflicted Wound is an original edition of The Coming Kingdom of the Messiah. There is a plea for a return to belief in Jesus the Messiah.Information about conference with Hunting and others can be found in the External links. The birth of Baronets in the Baronetage of the United Kingdom was in 1935.

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texts: <mask> was a German general and then a high-ranking commander in the Waffen-SS who played a key role in the post-war efforts by former members of the Waffen-SS to achieve historical and legal rehabilitation. Hausser was a general in the Reichsheer during World War I. He was involved in forming the Waffen-SS after retirement. He rose to the level of army group commander during World War II. He was the leader of Waffen-SS troops in several battles. Hausser was the highest-ranking officer in the Waffen-SS. Hausser was a trained staff officer.He became a founding member of HIAG, a lobby group and a revisionist veterans' organisation, founded by former high-ranking Waffen-SS personnel in West Germany in 1951. The restoration of legal and economic rights of the Waffen-SS was the focus of the campaign. According to the title of the second book, Hausser wrote two books that argued for the military role of the Waffen-SS. The Waffen-SS had no part in war crimes or Nazi atrocities under Hausser's leadership. Historians have discredited these ahistorical notions. Hausser was born on October 7, 1880 in Brandenburg an der Havel into a military family and entered the army in 1892. He graduated from a cadet academy in 1899 and was commissioned as a lieutenant.Hausser graduated from the military academy in Berlin. <mask> and his wife had a daughter who was born in 1913. He served in the German General Staff and in staff roles on the Eastern Front in World War I. He reached the rank of Oberst (colonel) by 1927 after being promoted to major in 1918. The chief of staff of Wehrkreis II (Military District 2) in Stettin was one of the appointments Hausser filled after he retired from the Reichswehr. Hausser became the head of the Brandenburg-Berlin chapter of the right-wing World War I veterans' organization in 1933. With the demise of the SA, the Stahlhelm was incorporated into the SS.<mask> was assigned to the SS-Junker Bad Tlz in November 1934. He became the inspector in 1936. Hausser was in charge of the troop's military and ideological training, but he didn't have authority. The deployment of the troops was in the hands of Himmler. According to Hitler's order of 17 August 1938, this aligned with his intentions to maintain these troops exclusively at his disposal. Hausser was an observer during the 1939 invasion of Poland. Hausser was in charge of the motorized infantry division that was formed in 1939.He was the leader of the division through the French campaign of 1940 and the early stages of Barbarossa. Hausser was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross in 1941 and the Oak Leaves in 1943 for his service in the Soviet Union. He lost an eye. He commanded the newly formed SS-Panzer Corps and against Hitler's orders withdrew his troops from the area to avoid encirclement. He was the leader of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd divisions. In the early stages of the Normandy Campaign, he commanded the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Panzer Divisions in Italy and the 9th and 10th divisions in France. <mask> was promoted to its command after the death of Friedrich Dollmann.Hausser was shot in the jaw during the encirclement. Hausser commanded Army Group Oberrhein and later Army Group G until 3 April 1945. On the day he was relieved, Joseph Goebbels wrote, "He has definitely not stood the test." He ended the war on the staff of the field marshal. He denied that the Waffen-SS was involved in war crimes and atrocities at the Nuremberg trials. After the war, Hausser was involved in the work of the U.S. Army Historical Division, where German generals wrote World War II operational studies. Hausser wrote an operational study on the Seventh Army's response to Normandy.The study was published in 2004 as Fighting the Breakout: The German Army in Normandy from COBRA to the Falaise Gap. Hausser was the leader of the lobby group of former Waffen-SS members. HIAG began in late 1950 as a loose association of local groups, but by October 1951 it claimed to have embraced   376 local branches across West Germany. <mask> was its first spokesman. With the publication of its first periodical in late 1951, HIAG was beginning to draw attention to itself and generate public controversy, including speculation that it was a neo-Nazi organization. Hausser wrote an open letter to the Bundestag denying the accusations and describing the HIAG as an advocacy organisation for former Waffen-SS troops. Hausser members were "upstanding citizens" and rejected all forms of radicalism.HIAG tried to manipulate historical record or simply to ignore it, according to the historian David C. Large, who studied HIAG in the 1980s. HIAG's propaganda efforts included tendentious periodicals, books and public speeches, as well as the publishing house of Munin Verlag, to serve as a platform for its publicity aims. The "war narratives" of former Waffen-SS members were to be published by Munin Verlag. The first major work by one of the HIAG leaders was the memoirs of <mask>er. It was published by a right-wing politician and publisher. The first realization of the European idea was referred to in a foreword by the former Wehrmacht General. The growth of Waffen-SS into a multinational force was described in the book as amilitant example of the great European idea.Historians argue that it was mostly Nazi propaganda used to bolster the ranks of the Waffen-SS with foreign volunteers. The message was used to seek historical and legal rehabilitation of the force. West Germany's Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons maintains an index of objectionable war books. In the early 1960s, the index was created to limit the sale of such works to children due to their chauvinism and glorification of violence. HIAG's imprint published another book by Hausser called "Soldiers Like Any Other" in 1966. S.P. is a military historian. The work typified how HIAG leaders wanted the Waffen-SS to be remembered, while the historian described it as "equally tendentious".The most important works of Waffen-SS apologist literature include Hausser's books, as well as those by other HIAG members and former Waffen-SS Generals. Rehabilitation of the military branch of the Nazi Party was demanded by these works. HIAG tried to establish a position that separated the Waffen-SS from other formations and shifted responsibility for crimes that could not be denied to the Allgemeine-SS. The Waffen-SS could be integrated into the myth of the clean Wehrmacht. Hausser denied that there was a connection between the atrocities of the Waffen-SS and the atrocities of the Nazis. In 1957, he wrote an open letter to West Germany's minister of defence, stating that Death's Head troops "merely served as external guards in the concentration camps without the possibility of interfering with the internal procedure". He didn't mention that guards accompanied prisoners on external labor details and that commanders of concentration camps came from the Waffen-SS.The organizational structure of the Waffen-SS was tied to the Nazi machine through the transfer of personnel between different units and the shifting responsibilities of the units themselves, as they may perform frontline duties at one time. Karsten Wilke is the German historian who wrote a book on HIAG. The recipe was simple and contained four ingredients: The Waffen-SS was a political group, elite, and innocent of all war crimes or Nazi atrocities. Historians ridicule this characterisation. David Clay Large uses the words "extravagant fantasies about [Waffen-SS's] past and future", while <mask> Picaper uses the term "self-panegyric". HIAG's insistence that the Waffen-SS was the fourth branch of the Wehrmacht is false, according to the historian James M. Diehl. Hausser's last project within HIAG was a five-hundred page picture tome called "When All Our Brothers Are Silent" and was spearheaded by Jochen Peiper.The publication was released in 1973. Hausser died at the age of 92. The Leutnant's career dates are as follows: 20 March 1899 Oberleutnant, 19 August 1909 Hauptmann i.G. Stackpole Books is in Mechanicsburg, PA. The Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves and Swords was given to the German military personnel of World War I.

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texts: <mask> grew up in Basking Ridge, NJ. Neil Peart, Bill Bruford, and Terry Bozzio inspired him to start playing drums at the age of ten. Honoshowsky gave two solo drum performances on the center stage at the YMCA Europe Festival in the Czech Republic in 2008. Honoshowsky studied briefly under Chris Pennie and is currently studying under Billy Martin. He has performed with Billy Martin's Student Bodies and Billy's Mystery Riddim Band. On October 8, 2010, Billy's DVD entitled "Life on Drums" was released. The founder of No Use For Humans is also the founder of Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick.Honoshowsky has performed with many metro New York City/ New Jersey bands, from hip-hop band Universal Rebel to world/avant-garde group In Petto, has toured the United States with hardcore band Hungry Housewives, and also performs solo sets under the name Soul Amputation. The Rhythmic Arts Project (TRAP) program for therapy and to increase coordination and motor skills for physically and mentally disabled people is one of the things Honoshowsky does. Honoshowsky plays a variety of instruments. <mask> was born in New Jersey. He wanted to join the high school concert band, but his parents told him he couldn't play the guitar like his brothers. He picked up the sticks and began practicing his drums every day while listening to Rush, Yes, and Frank Zappa. <mask> was a member of the band Pigs In Space.In the early 1990s, Pigs in Space had a cult following in central New Jersey. He graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas College in 2001. Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick was founded in 2008. The medium of "percussion only music" has been opened up by Speak Softly. The guests were asked to record a drum piece. They were not given any instructions as to what to do. <mask> would listen to them once and then record a duet piece over top of it.The idea was to make it sound like it is happening. As part of Billy Martin's Week of Drums and Percussion, <mask> and Ziv performed their drum duets at the Issue Project Room in Brooklyn, NY. The style was called "experimental electronic math rock". The music was based on a freewheeling style with a complex patchwork of oddly linked themes and shifting time signatures. Their debut self-titled EP was recorded in October 2003 and was often compared to the likings of a Frank Zappa or Mike Patton project, while much of the sound gives it the feel of an obscure sci-fi or video game soundtrack. Only "Robots!" is almost entirely instrumental. The music is based on quickly rotating riffs, each rarely lasting more than a few bars.Lesson From A Dying Breed was their second release. Its eight studio tracks were recorded in September 2004, followed by 6 tracks recorded live in Long Branch, NJ, during an opening act for the band Captured! By machines. Lesson's eight studio tracks careen cinematically through bizarre melodic percussion, hip-hop, metal, and other sonic chicanery...No Use For Humans is the virtual definition of what it means to be adventurous. <mask>'s love for 1970s and 1980s music and soundtracks is exposed with covers of "99 Luftballons" by Nena, "The Imperial March" from Star Wars, and "Obituaries/Candyman" by Danny Elfman and Philip Glass. In March 2005, the band added a new dynamic with the addition of the powerful vocals, keyboards, flute, and 1980s-esque omnichords ofAlicia Testa. The trio went into the studio in March of 2005 to make a full length album.The album's sound was appreciated by a lot of people. There was no way to pigeonhole this music. It is musical experimentation the mainstream frowns upon and its power is in keeping listeners on their toes. They prove themselves steeped in the maximalist tradition, though not in a theatrical way, and not in a jamband way, either. The music is not original. It sounds like a really good imitation. In 2005, <mask> began performing as a solo act.<mask> improvised on a drum kit while incorporating keyboards and other electronics. The lineup of No Use For Humans includes Honoshowky on the guitar, Mike Biskup on the electric guitar, and Willy Carmona on the trumpet, keyboards, and percussion. In Petto, the NYC-based world/avant-garde band, was formed in the 1990s by Biskup and Honoshowsky. Sean Wegeler recorded the album An Index of Fecal-Oral Transmission in June 2008. The tracks of An Index of Fecal-Oral Transmission blend jazz-fusion and world-beat flourishes with soundtrack-style/ambient textures. This planet's unseen organisms had wiped out billions of humans before they could earn their immunity to them, according to the album's cover. The music was insipred by the little creatures that were affected by one another.<mask> moved from an evenly balanced acoustic and electronic mix to an almost all electronic presentation. "Live at Retromedia" is the debut release of this direction, and features a mostly solo <mask> with a few NUFH alumni sitting in for a song or two. The electronic orchestra is a strong suit of the album. <mask> entered the studio again after the release of "Retromedia", recruiting a core group of guests in a strictly collaborative effort. He is back behind the acoustic drums on several of the tracks in "Humanoids: A No Use For Humans Collective". <mask> and Brian Powell formed a power duo called "Daughter Vision" in the winter of 2013. They released their debut under the NJ label.The live show at DV is visually stimulating and mostly electronic. 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texts: <mask> was a pioneer Black professional and civil rights activist of the early-to-mid-Twentieth Century. <mask> was the first African-American to receive a PhD in economics. She became the first black woman to practice law in Pennsylvania after receiving a law degree from the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1927. From 1919 to 1923, she was the first national president of Delta Sigma Theta. <mask> and her husband were active in the civil rights movement. She was appointed to the President's Committee on Civil Rights in 1946. She worked for the city's Commission on Human Relations through 1968.She was a founding member of the national Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. She was on the board of the National Urban League for 25 years. She was appointed to chair the White House Conference on Aging by Jimmy Carter in 1979. <mask> was born on January 2, 1898 in Philadelphia to <mask> II and <mask>. <mask> graduated from the M Street School in Washington, D.C. in 1915. <mask> graduated from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Education in 1918. She faced many difficulties due to her race and gender, such as poor advising, false accusations of plagiarism, and other students stealing her intellectual property.She earned her master's in economics from Penn in 1919. She became the first African-American woman in the United States to earn a PhD after being awarded the Francis Sergeant Pepper fellowship. <mask> decided to take an actuarial job with the black-owned North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company in Durham, North Carolina, after finding it difficult to get professorship work in Philadelphia as an African-American. The first national President of Delta Sigma Theta was elected in 1919. The legal advisor for 35 years was <mask> <mask>. When she arrived at the University of Pennsylvania, she had been in contact with the Alpha Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta. She needed five students to start a chapter of the sorority.<mask> was the first President of the Gamma Chapter. At the request of the Alpha Chapter, the four existing chapters were to meet at Howard University in December 1919. The meetings were to be held in the women's dormitory on campus until <mask>'s uncle offered his office as a meeting place. The Grand Chapter of the sorority was established at this convention, taking the organization from a loose federation of chapters to a national body. <mask>'s leadership expanded to new areas in the West, the South, and further into the Midwest and Northeast. May Week was Delta's first national program. <mask> married <mask> after he was admitted to the bar in Philadelphia.Mossell received job offers from several Black colleges and universities, but none of them were located in Philadelphia, and she had no desire to leave her new family. She went to law school after staying home for a year. She was the first black woman to attend the University of Pennsylvania Law School. She was the first African-American woman graduate and the first to be admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar in 1927. <mask> <mask> retired in 1982. She joined her husband's law practice as a partner, specializing in estate and family law. Both of them were active in civil rights law.She was the first African-American woman to work for the City of Philadelphia. She was reappointed from 1934 to 1936. She was the first woman to serve as secretary of the National Bar Association. She was a member of the Commission on Human Relations of the City of Philadelphia. When her husband was appointed to the Court of Common Pleas in Philadelphia, she opened her own law office. She continued to practice law after her husband's death. She stayed at the firm until her retirement in 1976, working as a general counsel.On November 1, 1989, <mask> <mask> died from pneumonia as a result of Alzheimer's disease at Cathedral Village in Philadelphia. She was buried in a cemetery. Her maternal grandfather was a bishop in the African Methodist Episcopal Church and editor of the Christian Recorder. The first female physician to practice medicine in Alabama and a noted painter were two of the seven children of Bishop and his wife. Her father was the first African-American graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Law and practiced as a lawyer in Philadelphia. When his daughter was a year old, he left his family and moved to Wales. Nathan Francis <mask> was the first African-American graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine.One of <mask> <mask>'s siblings was a Dean of Women at Virginia State College. <mask> lived in Washington, DC, with her uncle, who was dean at Howard University. On November 29, 1923, a marriage took place in her parents' home on Diamond Street in North Philadelphia, with her father performing the ceremony. <mask> was the son of slaves. He attended Central High School, Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard Law School. He established a law practice in Philadelphia at the time of this marriage. There were four premature children and only two of them survived.They were able to raise two daughters, Mary Elizabeth <mask> and Rae Pace <mask>. They married Archie C. Epps III. <mask> married Thomas Minter in 1971 and they had two sons together. <mask>'s opposition to racial oppression was within a tradition of 19th century scholars such as Frederick Douglass and T. Thomas Fortune. They were both Philip and DuBois. <mask> focused on racial and economic justice for the working class, especially for men and women. <mask> never embraced socialism.<mask> can be compared to other Howard University radicals. Harris did not support direct action for civil rights until blacks had achieved economic power, and he wrote that the fundamental problems facing blacks could be overcome through multi-racial labor organizing. <mask> was against white dominance in political, social, and economic spheres. <mask>'s work and views can be found in the University of Pennsylvania archives. She wrote about black workers in the US economy in the 1920s. <mask> published an article in the Urban League's Opportunity magazine advocating black women's employment in industrial jobs. <mask> generally supported the Republican Party, suspicious of the control of conservative southern whites over the Democratic Party, although she also criticized Republican political appointments, as well as what she saw as unfair benefits of the New Deal which did not do enough to help blacks who were most hurt by the great depression<mask> saw parallels between the rise of racial violence in the US and the treatment of Jews in Germany during World War II. When the war economy slowed and industrial employment moved toward pre-war levels, she supported integrating labor unions to increase their bargaining power. She advocated for government regulation to smooth fluctuations in the business cycle, modification of tariffs, regulation of public utilities, and regulation of securities and securities markets. She shifted her focus to civil and human rights after being appointed to Truman's Presidential Committee on Human Rights. 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She stressed the importance of nurses to the healthcare system. She said that everyone can add value to the economy with proper support. <mask> was featured in the National Urban League's comic book of Negro Heroes. <mask> had been denied membership at the University of Pennsylvania, but was finally granted it in 1970. <mask> received her first of seven honors in 1974 from the University of Pennsylvania.The University of Pennsylvania Law School is where she received her degree. <mask> received an award from the University of Pennsylvania's Law School. The Penn Alexander University of Pennsylvania Partnership School is named after her. The University supports the school financially and academically. The <mask> Professorship at the University of Pennsylvania is named after her. The organization for Black Women in quantitative fields was created in her honor. It hosted the first U.S. conference for Black Women in Economics in 2019, drawing attention from press outlets such as NPR and Forbes, as well as notable economists like Janet Yellen, former Chair of the Federal Reserve System, and James Poterba, current president and CEO.The conference took place in Washington, D.C., and was attended by her daughter. A statue of <mask> was proposed by a Philadelphia city councilwoman. <mask>'s life and accomplishments were the subject of an episode of Broads You Should Know on February 24, 2021. Representing the Race is about the creation of the civil rights lawyer. <mask> and the Incorporation of Black Women into the American Legal Profession was published in the Cornell Law Review. There is a social history of everyday practice. <mask> and the Incorporation of Black Women into the American Legal Profession was written by Charles Lewis.The Temple Political and Civil Rights Law Review published "Sweet are the Uses of Adversity" in 1998. There are links to the <mask> family papers at the University of Pennsylvania Archives and Records Center.

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texts: During the 1930s and 1940s, <mask> was a prominent American literary agent in New York City. After Alger Hiss's conviction in 1950, the Soviet spy Chambers named him an accessory and he fled to Mexico and Poland. On October 15, 1897, <mask> was born in Warsaw to a family of Jewish origin. The parents came from Opoczno. His family moved to New York City in 1907 and lived in the Bronx. <mask>'s father was a typesetter for the Yiddish social-democratic newspaper The Jewish Daily Forward, suggesting that one parent was secularist. New York City College's Townsend Harris Hall was one of the public schools that <mask> attended.The Canadian Over-Seas Expeditionary Force was where <mask> joined in 1918. He joined the U.S. Army Medical Corps in 1919. He received an honorable discharge in 1920. In 1951, he testified that he had served in World War I in the replacement battalion in medical service, that he received U.S. citizenship in Washington in 1919, and that he left the U.S. Army as a sergeant in the Army Medical Corp. Albert Boni took over the publishing house after <mask> helped set it up. He traveled abroad using an advance paid to him by the publisher of the book he co-edited. He was the head of publishing for Brentano's through 1930.At that point, he went into bankruptcy. The Maxim Lieber Literary Agency was founded in 1930. He would represent 30 clients over the next 20 years. His office address was "55 West 42nd St., New York" in 1931. 6-6179. According to one writer, Lieber's clients included Louis Adamic, Josephine Herbst, Albert Maltz, Albert Halper, James Farrell, and Theodore Dre. Other clients included James Agee and Bodo Uhse, as well as the wife of James Agee.Phillip Bonosky wrote a biography of a Detroit communist leader. Staff Elizabeth Nowell, who went on to become Thomas Wolfe's agent later, got her start as an agent in 1933. She dealt with a number of authors, including Nancy Hale. She formed her own agency by February 1935. Sally Tanenbaum was put in charge of the play department at the Theatre Guild and M-G-M by January 1936. Whittaker Chambers was introduced to <mask> by Espionage J. Peters. Chambers often used <mask>'s apartment when he was in New York.After the Alger Hisses, Paul, of all the people in the underground, had been closest to me. Our relationship was more free than mine. His activities were more hazardous than Paul's. Hiss lacked a sense of humor. We both love music and books. Before either of us went underground, Paul knew my real name and respected me as a Communist writer. Chambers claims in his memoir that Lieber helped the underground network in New York City.Chambers was able to set up a branch of his agency in London after securing the cooperation of <mask>. He secured <mask>'s support for operations in East Asia. The Chambers family lived in Smithtown, Pennsylvania, during the summer of 1935. Peters used "Paul" to contact Chambers after he defected. Chambers contacted <mask> to let Peters & Co. know about his life preserver. Chambers asked <mask> to work with Sherman and "Charles Francis Chase" in establishing the American Feature Writers' Syndicate, even though the London operation would eventually fall through. The three of them opened a bank account at the Chemical Bank after filing a registration of trade in New York City.Chambers mentioned that Charles Angoff was involved. He also mentions Hideo Noda. Sherman was going to set up a separate network from Richard Sorge. According to Chambers' testimony, <mask> went to various feature syndicates and various newspapers and tried to get various interests or sales and Sherman went to work in his office with his name written on the door. The deposits were used to finance the operation in Japan. Peters gave a birth certificate in the name of Charles Chase for Sherman, which was a perfectly legal document procured in the way I have described in earlier testimony. In 1949, J. Peters left the United States to live in Hungary, where he lived for the rest of his life.Noel Field, who was also an employee of the U.S. Department of State, fled from Switzerland to Poland behind the Iron Curtain. The House Un-American Committee had few people who had not yet pleaded the Fifth to corroborate Chambers' story. On February 27 and March 1, 1950, Sherman appeared before HUAC without a lawyer and pleaded the Fifth. The HUAC had an executive session with House representatives Francis E. Walter, Burr P. Harrison, and Morgan M. Moulder. The excerpts from Chambers' testimony mentioned their names. They asked if he knew Alger Hiss or J. Peters. Chambers had recounted a meeting between, <mask>, himself, and Hiss on Lieber's farm: Lieber confirmed only ownership of 103-acre farm in Ferndale, Pennsylvania, in Bucks County from about 1935-1945.They wanted to know if his clients included Louis Adamic, Howard Fast, V. J. Jerome, or Paul Robeson. They wanted to know if he knew about the death of Walter Krivitsky or the Soviet attempts to seize Chambers after defection. They wanted to know if he had ever contributed to a publication in Mexico. On the basis of self-incrimination, <mask> pleaded the Fifth. He testified twice before the grand jury in New York City, which indicted him on two counts of perjury. Three of the 30 clients were listed by <mask> during testimony. <mask> and his family left the U.S. for Mexico in 1951.They resided in Mexico City for two years after one year in Cuernavaca. He was stripped of his US citizenship after leaving the US. He was a stateless person in Mexico. His citizenship was returned by the US in 1964. In the late 1950's, on instructions from Moscow, <mask> and his family moved to Warsaw, Poland. They lived in Poland for 14 years. Professor Marquit met a number of U.S. Communist emigres in the Hotel Bristol after arriving in Poland.Esther and I were accepted into a community of some dozen U.S. Communists in Poland after we met Max, a naturalized U.S. citizen. Max had been stripped of the possibility of earning a living so the Liebers left the United States. The Liebers rarely attended gatherings of the American group. The British Home Office expelled them three months after they left for the United Kingdom. The Liebers went back to the States. East Hartford, Connecticut was where <mask> lived the rest of his life. He was interviewed by the FBI after returning to the US.Allen Weinstein was working on his book "Perjury: The Hiss-Chambers Case" when he was given a series of interviews by <mask>. He had one son and was divorced from his wife by 1933. He married Sally Tanenbaum in May 1936. Whittaker Chambers and his wife were questioned by the FBI in 1951 about the marriage. Minna Edith Zelinka was married to <mask> before 1939. They had two children. On April 10, 1993, <mask> died in East Hartford, Connecticut at the age of 95.The US Government had few witnesses to corroborate Chambers' testimony about Hiss. Hiss was found guilty of two counts of perjury in January 1950. Hede Massing was a former housemaid. Nathaniel Weyl would testify more about Hiss. I am happy to say that I edited an anthology of short stories in the Library of Congress prior to that. An anthology of great short stories of the world was edited by Clark and Lieber. : Komitet Nauk Historycznych, 1968There is a blindfold. The hat of destiny, New York: Lieber& Lewis, 1923 De Gourmont, Mr. Anthiphilos, Satyr, translator-John Howard. The Love-Rogue: A Poetic Drama in Three Acts was written by John Howard. The Spanish language was written by Harry Kemp. New York : Lieber & Lewis, 1923 Mirbeau, Octave, translated from the original French by Louis Rich from Le Calvaire, New York, Lieber & Lewis, 1922 Ades, Albert & Albert Josipovici. Goha is the fool. The introduction by Octave Mirbeau.Morris Colman translated. The 1923 memoirs of Jacques Casanova are in New York. Benjamin Chameleon: Being the Book of My Selves, New York, was written by Lieber & Lewis in 1923. A Sheaf from Lermontov Lieber & Lewis was published in 1923.

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texts: <mask> is an American constitutional law scholar who served as a United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit from 2002 to 2009. <mask> is a professor at the law school. He is the Senior Counsel to the Litigation Practice Group at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. He was appointed to the Facebook content oversight board in May 2020. <mask> published "The President Who Would Not Be King: Executive Power under the Constitution" in 2020. <mask> graduated from Michigan State University's James Madison College with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1976. He received a Juris Doctor.He was an editor of the University of Chicago Law Review. From 1979 to 1980 he was a law clerk for the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. He was an assistant general counsel at the Office of Management and Budget from 1981 to 1983 and an assistant to the Solicitor General from 1983 to 1985. <mask> was a professor at the University of Chicago Law School from 1985 to 1996 and brought Barack Obama on a fellowship after being impressed with a suggestion the Harvard Law Review president had made about one of <mask>'s articles. He is a professor at the University of Utah. The New York University School of Law has a visiting professor from Harvard Law School. <mask> has edited several books and published a variety of legal articles.He has argued cases in federal courts of appeals and before the Supreme Court. He is considered one of the top constitutional law scholars on the Free Exercise and Establishment Clauses. In 1996, <mask> signed a statement supporting a constitutional amendment to ban abortion. The abortion license is a factor in America's virtue deficit. <mask> argued that originalism was consistent with the Supreme Court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education. He argued that the Court's decision in the case was correct, but that Congress never required that the schools of the District of Columbia be desegregated. <mask> was critical of the Supreme Court's decision.I don't think there will be much joy in Austin tonight as Bush and his supporters defend this decision. This matter could have been closed with the help of the Supreme Court. By straddling the fence, the court has produced a collection of holdings that can't please anyone. <mask> argued that Trump could be tried by the Senate after he left office because the second impeachment occurred while he was in office. On September 4, 2001, President George W. Bush nominated <mask> to the Tenth Circuit. The United States Senate unanimously confirmed him on November 15, 2002. <mask> wrote scores of judicial opinions while on the Tenth Circuit.In four of the cases in which <mask> wrote an opinion, the Supreme Court reached the same result as <mask>. The Tenth Circuit en banc decision to which Judge <mask> wrote a concurring opinion was affirmed by the Supreme Court. The Tenth Circuit panel decision written by Judge <mask> was affirmed by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court reversed a Tenth Circuit panel decision from which <mask> dissented in Begay v. United States, a case about whether a felony conviction for driving under the influence is a crime of violence. The Supreme Court reversed a Tenth Circuit panel's decision that the presence of a Ten Commandments monument on government property gave another religion a First Amendment right to place its own monument on the same property. <mask>'s opinions include: Christian Heritage Academy v. Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. There is an equal protection clause.The United States had a case in 2007. Criminal sentencing. United States v. Allen. Criminal sentencing. The case was covered by two things. The United States had a case in 2007. Criminal sentencing.Shrum v. City of Coweta, Oklahoma was decided in 2007. There is a free exercise clause. O Espirita Beneficente Uniao do Vegetal was affirmed by Gonzales. The Religious Freedom Restoration Act has a free exercise clause. Geddes v. United Staffing Alliance Employee Medical Plan. The case of United States v. Patton was brought by the United States. The clause deals with commerce.<mask> upheld a federal statute prohibiting the possession of body armor by felons. Even though the statute could not be sustained under any of the three Lopez categories established by the Supreme Court, it fell within the Commerce Clause under another line of Supreme Court precedent. The due process and necessity claims were rejected by the court. The case was the subject of a constitutional law final exam at Cornell and was covered by Decision of the Day. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has a case. The Bureau of Land Management was sued by the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance. <mask> was mentioned as a potential nominee to the Supreme Court during the Bush administration.When it was thought that Chief Justice <mask>. Rehnquist would retire at the end of the Court's term, some sources speculated that <mask> would be the one to replace him. <mask> does believe that the Supreme Court has gone too far in reading the total separation of church and state into the Constitution, according to Professor Stephen B. Presser. He may be acceptable to the left because of his public criticism of Bush v. Gore and the impeachment of President Clinton. <mask> was mentioned as a possible nominee for the Supreme Court. <mask> gave testimony to the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States on the dangers of increasing the Court's size. He proposed an amendment to the constitution that would limit the term of justices to 18 years if the Senate voted against their appointment. Any attempt to increase the size of the Court would be seen as a partisan interference with the independence of the Court.One of the central features of our constitutional system is the independent judiciary. The proposal would have several salutary effects. The power of the president to name Supreme Court justices would likely lower the political stakes of each nomination. The political balance of the Court would reflect the opinions of the people over time, rather than the happenstance of health or accident or the timing of the justices. <mask>'s academic scholarship includes, among other publications, the following: The Booker Mess, 83 Denv. U. L. Rev. 665 was published in 2006Active Liberty is a progressive alternative to textualism and originalism. ", 118 Harv. L. Rev. 2387 was released in 2006 An introduction to a Symposium in Honor of Dean Lee E. Teitelbaum was written. 1. Part I: Establishment of Religion, 44 Wm. is about establishment and disestablishment at the founding.Mary L. Rev. is a pastor. 2105 was published in 2003 Religious Freedom, Separation of Powers, and the Reversal of Roles was published in 2001. 611. Two-and-a-half Cheers for Bush v. Gore. L. Rev. The year 2001Windows on Religious-Cultural-Political Conflict in the Early Republic is the Supreme Court's Earliest Church-State Cases. 7 years ago. State action and the Supreme Court's emerging consensus on the line between establishment and private religious expression. L. Rev. 668 (2000). There are original mistakes and current consequences in the redistricting cases. J. L. & Pub.Pol'y 103 was published in 2000. The problem of singling out religion is a problem. There was a report on 1 (2000). The New Establishmentarianism was written by Kent L. Rev. There was a report in 1999. The First Freedom is Religious Liberty. The year 1999There are five reasons to reject the claim that 1999 religious arguments should be excluded from Democratic Deliberation. There was a report in 1999. Freedom from persecution or protection of the rights of conscience? A Critique of Justice Scalia's Historical *Arguments in City of Boerne v. Flores was published in the William and Mary Law Review. Constitutionalism and Tradition before the Constitution. 173. Equal Treatment and Religious Discrimination in Equal Treatment of Religion in a Pluralistic Society was written by Stephen V. Monsma and J. Christopher Soper.William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. published a book. The defense of educational choice is defended by governments, families, and power. There was a report on 847 in 1998. The Critique of City of Boerne v. Flores is in the Harvard Law Review. The Importance of Humility in Judicial Review: A Comment on Ronald Dworkin's 'Moral Reading' of the Constitution. The Symposium on Law and Religion: Obligations of Democratic Citizenship and Demands of Faith was held at Brown University in 1997. The Right to Die and the Jurisprudence of Tradition was published in 1997.Edmund Burke wrote the "Constitution of Freedom" in 1995. Segregation and the Original Understanding is a reply to Professor Maltz. The Importance of Humility in Judicial Review: A Comment on Ronald Dworkin's Moral Reading of the Constitution. 1269 was published in 1996. The case of Brown v. Board of education was the originalist case. J. L. & Pub. Pol'y 457 was released in 1995.May 1995 <mask> responded to Klarman in October 1995. There is a forgotten Constitutional Moment. Comment. 115 was published in 1994. The Clinic Access Bill is questionable. Pol'y & L. 267 were written by <mask>.The search for a principled middle ground on abortion is the subject of a book review. The year 1893. The First Amendment Jurisprudence is examined in Christ, Culture, and Courts. The movie "191" was released in 1993. God is Dead and We Have Killed Him: Freedom of Religion in the Post-Modern Age. 163. When Cities Go Broke is a book about municipal bankruptcies.L. Rev. It was with the Randal Picker. There is an update and a response to the critics. The Wash. L. Rev. 715 (1992). LegislationRestoring the Broader Interpretation of Free Exercise of Religion should be passed by Congress. J. L. & Pub.Pol'y 181 was published in 1992. Religious Participation in Public Programs is a book. L. Rev. 115 was published in 1992. The Fourteenth Amendment is a Second American Revolution or the Logical Culmination of the Tradition. L. A. L. Rev. 1159 was published in 1991.How Not To Promote Serious Deliberation About Abortion is a book review. L. Rev. 1181 was published in 1991. A response to Professor Marshall. L. Rev. 329 was published in 1991. Multiculturalism, Majoritarianism, and Educational Choice: What Does Our Constitutional Tradition Have to Say? was published in 1991.Legal F. 123 was published in 1991. The history of the free exercise of religion. L. Rev. 1409 was published in 1990. There is a problem with funding abortion and religious schools. L. Rev. The year 1990There is academic freedom in religious colleges and universities. There are probs. The year 1990 Revisionism and the Smith Decision, 57 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1109 was published in 1990. An economic approach to issues of religious freedom.L. Rev. 1 (1989) was written by Richard A. Posner. Unconstitutional Conditions: Unrecognized Implications for the Establishment Clause. 257 (1989). The history of free exercise of religion. L. Rev. 1409 was published in 1989.There is a case study on contract rights and property rights. L. Rev. 267 was published in 1988. A Moral Realist Defense of Constitutional Democracy. 89 was published in 1988. Where is the Supreme Court heading? is part of the Religion Clause of the First Amendment. Law.186 (1988). The First Amendment Jurisprudence of Judge Robert H. Bork. The film was released in 1987. The Rule of Law and the Role of the Solicitor General. The year 1987 Insulate Policies from Political Change is the topic of Why Hold Elections. Legal F. 295 was published in 1987.You can't tell the players without a scorecard. J. L. & Pub. Pol'y 27 was released in 1987. 73 Cornell L. Rev. is about reading the constitution. 358 (1987). Political and Religious Disestablishment took place in 1986. The year 1986.There is no Neutrality under the Religion Clauses. U. L. Rev. 146 was written in 1986. The Accommodation of Religion took place in 1985. Ct. Rev. 1. Coercion is a book about the lost element of establishment.Mary L. Rev. is a pastor. 933 was released in 1985. The Politics of Returning Power to the States. J. L. & Pub. Pol'y 103 was released in 1982. The Appealability of Orders Denying Motions for Disqualification of Counsel in the Federal Courts. L. Rev.450 was a student note. The United States Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court have links.

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texts: <mask> was the younger brother of <mask> the Prince of Jin. After <mask>'s death, <mask> initially served as a key advisor to <mask>'s son and successor <mask>, but soon was persuaded by his wife to try to take over from <mask>. He was put to death by <mask> after his plot was discovered. It is known that <mask> was <mask>'s youngest brother and he was born after 856. The Tang Dynasty imperial clan name of <mask> and a new name of Guochang is unknown because <mask>'s birth year is unknown. Despite his eventual fate, he was said to be the most righteous among <mask>'s brothers and cousins. When <mask> rose in rebellion against Duan Wenchu, <mask> was promoted to commander of the base.When <mask>'s enemy Helian Duo attacked the Shatuo base, <mask> helped defend the city and protect <mask> and the other brothers. In the Yin Mountains region, <mask> followed <mask> after he was defeated and forced to flee to the Dada tribes. After <mask> was made the military governor, Emperor Xizong of Tang made <mask> the prefect of Liao Prefecture. After Emperor Xizong's brother and successor Emperor Zhaozong, <mask> was made the prefect of Xin Prefecture. When <mask> defeated Wang Xingyu in 895, he was given the title of acting Situ. At that time, <mask> was set to return from Taiyuan, which was under siege by the military governor of Xuanwu Circuit. Where else can I go?The city's defenses held after <mask>'s comments. <mask> was made the commander of all in the early days of the Tianyou era, which was used by Emperor Zhaozong, Emperor Ai, and post-Tang regimes that refused to recognize the later Later Liang. <mask>, who was the prince of his own state of Jin after the fall of the Tang throne, became deathly ill in 905. He gave his son and heir <mask> to <mask>, the eunuch monitor of the army, along with the generals <mask> and Wu Gong. After the death of <mask>, the discipline of the army was taken over by <mask>. The officers and the soldiers did not respect the young <mask>u, and they were constantly commenting on him. In fear, <mask>u offered the command of the army to <mask>, but he turned it down because he was <mask>'s heir.<mask> was given the titles of Prince of Jin and military governor of Hedong by <mask>. Many of <mask>'s adoptive sons who served as officers were older and more accomplished than <mask>u, and they did not respect him; many refused to meet him to pay homage, and some refused to bow to him. <mask> refused to take over the command, even though <mask> tried to persuade him to do so. <mask>'s wife Lady Meng was persuaded by the wives of <mask> and several other adoptive sons. The founding emperor of Later Shu was a sister of the Jin officer. Lady Meng urged <mask> to go with the idea, which caused <mask> to rethink his support for <mask>u. He had policy disagreements with Zhang and <mask> and argued with them frequently.He requested to be made the military governor of Datong Circuit and killed an officer without the approval of <mask>u. <mask>u agreed. The conspiracy around <mask>ing continued despite <mask>u's agreement with <mask>ing. The plan was to seize <mask>u when <mask>u would visit <mask>'s mansion and deliver <mask>u and his mother to the emperor. <mask>ing tried to get Shi to join the plot and to surveil <mask>u. <mask>u was informed of the plot after Shi pretended to agree. <mask> initially offered to resign to avoid a conflict, but he was persuaded to act against <mask>ing.The officers <mask>, <mask>, and others were summoned by Zhang to prepare for <mask>ing. All the high-level officers attended a feast at <mask>'s mansion. The soldiers that <mask>u had hidden seized <mask> and <mask>. <mask>u told <mask>ing that he had executed <mask> and <mask>. The History of the Five Dynasties has notes and references. 50. The new history of the five Dynasties.There are 14. There are three vols. 263, 266. The Tang dynasty executed people in the 9th century.

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texts: <mask> is a retired diplomat and civil servant. He was the Director of the CSIS. He retired from the position before the end of his term, after he was appointed to the position by Paul Martin. He was replaced by Richard Fadden. <mask> was born in Montreal, Quebec in 1947. He lived in Germany, the Netherlands, and Canada before entering university. He received his B.A. from Carleton University.The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs has a Master's degree in International affairs. <mask> worked in several positions within the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in Canada. He worked at the Canadian Embassy in Venezuela for two years. He worked at the Personnel Operations Bureau from 1977 to 1981 <mask> was the Secretary of the Restrictive Trade Practices Enquiry on Competitiveness in the Canadian Petroleum Industry from 1981 to 1982. <mask> was a senior advisor to the deputy minister at the Department of External Affairs. Between 1987 and 1990 he was the Senior Departmental Assistant in the Canadian Office of the Secretary of State for External Affairs.He was the Chief of Staff to the President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada from 1991 to 1992. <mask> was the assistant secretary to the Cabinet for Foreign and Defence Policy in the Privy Council Office from 1992 to 1994. <mask> was appointed G-7 deputy and assistant deputy minister in the Department of Finance in 1996. He was named the deputy minister of national defence in 1998. <mask> was appointed Secretary of the Treasury Board and Comptroller General of Canada. He said that the Public Works Department was responsible for the mismanagement of funds. Liberal Prime Minister Paul Martin appointed <mask> to the position of director of CSIS on November 29, 2004.On March 8, 2005, Canadian Senator David Paul Smith asked <mask> if Canadian mosques were being monitored by the CSIS, to which <mask> replied that he was unaware of any such policy. Dale Neufeld confirmed that CSIS was monitoring Canadian mosques, which it suspected of recruiting and funding terrorism. <mask> told the Senate of Canada that Kassem Daher was a member of Usbat-al-Ansar. The announcement that Canadian citizens were fighting in Iraq was met with mockery from the Prime Minister's office. <mask> said in October 2005 that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was creating long-term problems for other countries. While facing criticism for CSIS's role in handling the case of Mohamed Harkat and other Muslim-Canadians, he offered the Members of Parliament the chance to ride along with agents as they conducted interrogations of others. He referred to the concept of racial profiling as "fundamentally stupid" in August of 2006 after he announced that several hundred Canadians were being investigated for "pro-al-Qaeda sympathies".The Commons Committee on Public Safety was told on March 31, 2009, that CSIS would use information obtained under torture. <mask> told the committee on April 2, 2009, that O'Brian would be changing his story. A diplomatic cable from the U.S. Embassy in Canada reported a meeting between <mask> and a US State Department official. <mask>, head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, told Eliot Cohen that they were still harassing known sympathizers of Hezbollah in Canada. In the same cable the American officer quotes <mask> as he complains about a soon to be released video of the interrogation of a Canadian citizen in Cuba. It would likely show three adults interrogating a kid who breaks down in tears. He says that the release of the video would cause "paroxysms of moral outrage, a Canadian specialty."In another instance, <mask> said Canadians and their courts had an "idiocy" and he "derided" Canadian court judgments that threatened foreign governments' intelligence-sharing with Canada. According to the cable, <mask> said that Canadian authorities cannot use information that may have been derived from torture, and that any Canadian public official who conveys such information may be subject to criminal prosecution. In testimony before the Senate Committee on National Security and Defence in April 2007, <mask> appeared concerned about Chinese espionage activities. Chen Yonglin, a former Chinese diplomat who defected to Australia, claimed that China had 1,000 agents there. Chen claimed that there were similar numbers of Chinese spies in Canada. Almost half of CSIS resources were devoted to counter the Chinese. TheHarper government took a hard line with the Chinese.They kept that position as of 2007. The China Investment Corporation bought a fraction of Teck Resources in the spring of 2009, signalling a change in the stance of the government. The Canada China Energy and Environment Forum has seen an increase in business with the National Energy Administration of China. The framework agreement signed by Ken Hughes in October of last year gave provincial officials unprecedented access to Chinese decision-makers and strengthened ties to "what we believe will become one of our key markets" for energy products. <mask> announced his resignation from CSIS in June of 2009, eight months before his term was supposed to end. After the appointment of Professor Arthur T. Porter to the Security Intelligence Review Committee, he resigned. Richard Fadden had his own controversy over the Chinese in 2010.People from Montreal Directors of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Anglophone Quebec people

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texts: <mask> was a Hungarian hydrotechnical engineer. The Great Baka Canal is an important hydrotechnical and transport structure in the Baka region of modern-day Serbia and Hungary. The canal was built upon his ideas. The family of military officers with the last name <mask>si obtained noble status in 1681 after the birth of early life <mask>. He graduated from the military academy with his brother. He went to Great Britain in 1768 to study the construction of the canal systems. He returned to Hungary Habsburg as a military engineer.He left the military and became a civil engineer for the Hofkammer, the main financial institution of the Habsburg monarchy. His first duty was to regulate the water level of the river. He moved to the outskirts of Vienna. He was a clerk at the Hofkammer around 1780. Joseph II initiated a migration from the southeastern regions of Germany to the area surrounding the Podunavlje in order to provide a stable economic situation for the German population. <mask> arrived in Vojvodina at the same time. The southern edge of the Telek Highlands was covered with morasses, marshes and bogs, and east of Vrbas lay the Crna bara, a water catchment area.Malaria-bearing mosquitoes thrive in those areas. Settlement efforts were hampered by the fact that a lot of the population became infectious. The mosquitoes' breeding grounds could be eliminated through the drainage of the marshy areas. <mask> proposed in 1785 that a ditch be dug between Kula and Vrbas to drain the area. The second channel was dug between Vrbas and Sivac, which was overseen by <mask>. He determined a 7.27 meter elevation difference between the two rivers after analyzing the terrain between the Danube and Tisza. He believed that this would allow for the creation of a canal that would run through the Crna bara.<mask> was appointed the lead engineer for Baka in 1787, with responsibilities including supplying lumber to the military and facilitating navigation through the region's waterways. Gabor arrived in Baka to help Jzsef with the construction of the Great Baka Canal until he was called to serve in the military. Canal The <mask> brothers received the license to build the canal in 1792 and formed an association with 800,000 forints of seed capital, according to an application submitted to Leopold II. The association was called Privileged Hungarian Shipping Society. The canal work began in the spring of 1793 under the supervision of Jzsef <mask>. The government was involved in several wars. Construction of the canal continued despite this.Progress was slowed by a shortage of laborers. At the beginning of the project, estimates were low. Although the monarchy promised 4,000 soldiers for the project, only two of them were sent and they built barracks and scanned the foundation pits for the lock and channel sections. The Slovak soldiers arrived from Bako Gradite. 500 convicts were brought to the site and forced to work in harsh conditions. The convicts were poorly dressed and poorly fed, so they were withdrawn. Affected by the worker shortage, <mask> placed job notices around the territory.Challenges arose during the first year of work on the Monotor lock. The working pit was created by the high water pressure of the Danube. The newly built slopes often collapsed and the work pits had more problems. After four years, the waterway became accessible to the point of Mali Stapar. An anonymous tip informed the association that the canal was behind schedule and over budget. <mask> was stripped of all authority despite his explanations. <mask> and his brother lost a lot of money because of his expulsion from the project.The project continued from 1797 to 1802 after <mask> was replaced by Hepe. The Danube - Tisza channel was finished in 1802. All maps published after the completion of the channel cite this length. The voyage from Bezdan to the Tisa was shortened by 258 kilometers. It saved 10 days on a downstream journey and 20 on an upstream journey. The increased development of nearby settlements was influenced by the stimulation of commerce, manufacturing and navigation. Much of the wide, marshy terrain around the banks of the canal was drained and turned into fertile soil as an important function of the channel.<mask> returned to his job as the leading engineer for Baka after the association stripped all functions. He retired after 42 years of work and only received a quarter of his pension from the Hofkammer. He incurred debts after he was kicked out of the association. He called the house Josephsruhe, which means "Jzsef's peace". He was buried nearby and spent the rest of his life there. <mask>' notebook contains entries about his family and work, as well as sketches of famous historical figures such as Maria Theresia, Joseph II, and Napoleon Bonaparte. As the creator of one of the first major hydrotechnical works in the area surrounding the Podunavlje, <mask> laid the foundations for an expansion of hydrotechnical construction in the hydrographically complex region of Ba.People from Buda had 1813 deaths.

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texts: <mask> is an American heavy metal musician. He is one of two guitarists in the band Slipknot. Body Pit's founding members, Donnie Steele and Paul Gray, met <mask> through their mutual involvement in Slipknot. The third longest-serving member of Slipknot is <mask>. <mask> has a fascination with death metal bands, including Morbid Angel, and he has also named the Beatles as one of his major musical influences. Body Pit, a death metal band he formed in 1993 in his hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, was one of the first bands he played in. The members of Body Pit were all members of Slipknot.In addition to performing in the band, <mask> gave guitar lessons to local students at Ye Olde Guitar Shop. Craig Jones was the band's full-time sampler when <mask> joined Slipknot in the summer of 1996. <mask> performed the self-titled debut on the first Slipknot album. The band's lack of money, poor quality of food, and other bad habits made it difficult to record the album. <mask> wore a hockey mask when he joined the band, compared to the one he wore in The Silence of the Lambs. The guitarist's mask would remain the same throughout his career, with only minor changes made for each album cycle, which he claimed was because he was able to get across how he was. <mask> played down the amount of consideration which went into the mask's design and meaning, proclaiming that "I had my original latex hockey mask way back and then my leather one and I was using those designs and it transitioned into what it is now."There isn't anything crazy about it. <mask> claimed that he had a "lucky number" in the band. <mask> has collaborated with other bands. He was on a Death tribute album with Slipknot bassist Paul Gray. He played the second guitar solo on Malevolent Creation's "Deliver My Enemy" in 2007. <mask> said that he was "proud beyond words to have been asked to be part of this recording". He was a guest lead guitarist on Deathtrip 69.The music video for "No Pity on the ants" by Lupara was released in 2007. <mask> played the signature model B.C. during the early 2000's. The Warlock is a rich guitar, but also has the Rich Bich on occasion. His Warlock was a custom made Warlock made in the USA. It was wearing the old style B.C. The logo could be seen with either a black finish with white binding or red with contrasting black binding. There were custom "Hate" fretboard inlays at the fifth through second positions.There were no other markers on the fretboard. It had a hardtail bridge, dual EMG humbuckers in the bridge and neck position, and three-way pickup selector wired to a volume control. The NJ Warlock Signature Series was for retail sale. This version differed from his custom model in that it had a B.C. fretboard. The back of the headstock has a "Mick #7" signature reproduced on it, as well as a "Signature Series" 12th fret. <mask> is known for playing guitars in the studio and on tour, all of which are handmade by the company's artist shop luthier Tak Hosono. The guitars have Seymour Duncan EMTY Blackout and d' Addario strings.He began working with the company during the recording of Slipknot's third studio album. The subliminal verse is 3: His effects pedals include a Maxon OD820, a Death by Audio Fuzz War, an MXR Carbon Copy Delay, an Electro-Harmonix Bassballs Envelope Filter, and a custom fuzz pedal made by his guitar technician Kevin Allen. <mask> joined Jackson Guitars in July of 2016 <mask> said that he was proud to be a part of the Jackson family and praised his custom Double Rhoads and Soloist models. <mask> currently has three signature Jackson soloists, a limited edition USA, a standard USA, and an import, all of which feature a reverse headstock, mahogany body, neck, locking nut, single volume and three position blade switch. The limited USA model comes with a fixed mounted Floyd Rose pro bridge, while the standard USA and import come with a similar Jackson designed hardtail bridge with finetuners.Outside of Slipknot, <mask> is known to keep a low profile. He said that he likes being left alone and that he loves being a part of the band. "On days off, you'd never see me out of my hotel room," the guitarist said in an interview. I don't want to be around a bunch of people that I don't care about, don't care about me or are full of shit. <mask> and Riley were married on October 5, 2012 He has a number of tattoos, including the word'seven' on his left arm, and the word 'hate' in Japanese on his right arm. <mask> is a huge fan of the Raiders.<mask> was injured during a knife fight with his brother Andrew outside of a house in Clive, Iowa. The Slipknot guitarist suffered serious but not life-threatening injuries after being stabbed in the back of the head, and both men were drunk at the time. After an investigation, both <mask> and Andrew were charged with disorderly conduct by fighting. Slipknot vocalist Corey Taylor reassured fans on the day of the fight that <mask> would recover, even though <mask> and Andrew were both hospitalized. Discography with Slipknot Slipknot. "Deliver My Enemy" with Necrophagia Deathtrip 69 is a guest lead guitar parts film.

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texts: The prince of Starhemberg was an Austrian diplomat, minister, chief chamberlain and close friend of the empress. The fifth son of the Imperial envoy Konrad Sigmund and his wife Leopoldine was born in London. King <mask> was his mentor. He had two greatuncles. The leading figure in the Battle was Gundaker Thomas von Starhemberg, who was a financial expert at the court in Vienna. When he was three years old, he lost his father at the age of 38 years. Gundaker <mask> was the Austrian minister of finance who oversaw the education of <mask>.In the company of a mentor, he did his Grand Tour, visiting a number of capitals and courts in Europe. Count von Starhemberg joined Austrian civil service at the age of 18. He became chamberlain of Archduke Joseph in 1748. He was an envoy to Lisbon, Trieste, Madrid and Paris where he met the <mask> of Kaunitz. Kaunitz was married to Maria Ernestine von Starhemberg, a granddaughter of Gundaker Thomas von Starhemberg. In 1754 Count <mask> was sent to Paris as an Imperial envoy and stayed there for twelve years. After a long-standing history of conflict, he paved the way for a rapprochement between the Habsburgian rulers and France.He tried to influence the French king by his mistress. The Austrian envoy met the marquise for the first time on 30 August 1755. The Treaty of Versailles was concluded with his participation. The Habsburg Archduchess Maria Antonia and the Duke of Berry were married in Paris. He accompanied the archduchess to the first meeting with her husband. His predecessor in the Austrian Netherlands, Count Karl von Cobenzl, died in January of that year. Joseph II, who had become co-ruler in 1765, was disappointed by Starhemberg and wanted to remove him from the vicinity of his mother in Vienna.The development of the provinces in the Austrian Netherlands was stimulated by Starhemberg despite the fact that Joseph had limited his powers. During the American War of Independence Starhemberg tried to establish trade with a young nation. The Prince of Starhemberg found the first academy of the Austrian Netherlands in Brussels in 1772 by converting Count Karl von Cobenzl's 'Literary Society' into the Imperial and Royal Academy of Science and Letters. In 1783, Starhemberg returned to Vienna. He became the authorized minister in the Austrian Netherlands. Starhemberg was the Grand Master of the Household at the Imperial court in Vienna. His duties in this function did not have a lot of political influence except for the period after the death of Joseph II.Starhemberg died at the age of 83 years. He married his cousin, Countess Maria Theresia Esther von Starhemberg, on 13 November 1747. She died in October 1749 and left behind a daughter who died in Paris in 1756. He married his second wife Princess Maria Franziska, daughter of Prince Nikolus Leopold vonn Salm-Salm, and his first wife Princess Dorothea. The heir to the throne, <mask> von Starhemberg, was born in the following year. Louis XV of France was the father of this child. They had more than one son, but he died in childhood.He was decorated with the title 'Ambassador to the Emperor' for his diplomatic achievements. He became a Knight in the Order of the Golden Fleece. Count Starhemberg became the Prince of the Empire in 1765. He held the title 'Frst von Starhemberg'. The Grand Cross of the Order of St. Stephen was awarded to the Prince of Starhemberg. Also see Starhemberg Literature A. Graf Thrheim. The man is Ludwig Frst Starhemberg.Eine Lebensskizze. Styria, Graz Hanns Schlitter was published in 1893. <mask>, Frst von. In: AllgemeineDeutsche Biographie, herausgegeben von der Historischen Kommission, Band 35. Kaunitz and Enlightened Absolutism took place in the 17th century. In Nationaal Biografisch Woordenboek, deel II, Paleis der Academin, Brussel, 1966 there is a book by P. Lenders. The Order of Saint Stephen of Hungary gave the Golden Fleece of Austria to the princes of Austria.

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texts: <mask> is a professional darts player who plays in the Professional Darts Corporation. He won the World Darts Championship at the age of 21. The youngest World Darts Champion, aged 21 years 90 days, was defeated by Raymond van Barneveld in the final of the 2006 BDO World Championship by 7 sets to 5. He beat world number one Mervyn King on his way to the final. He was an outsider to win the title as he did not have a ranking on the tour. The World title was defended by Klaasen at the 2007 Championship. Martin Adams was waiting for the second round should he win, as he was unseeded for the event after a poor run of form.The defending champion fell at the first hurdle in his title defence when he was beaten by Stompé by three sets to nil. Stompé had not won at the Lakeside in the previous four years, so it was considered an upset when Klaasen was lower in the rankings. The day after the final, it was announced that Michael van Gerwen andVincent van der Voort would be joining the Professional Darts Corporation. <mask> had a year left on his contract and the BDO was going to take legal action. His first attempt at the Winmau World Masters ended in defeat. He was the 13th seed and lost his first match against Mario Robbe. He was invited to the 2006 World Darts Trophy in his home country, but lost to Tony Eccles in the first round.He lost in the second round to Andy Hamilton after defeating reigning PDC world champion van Barneveld in the first round. He played in the 2006 International Darts League and beat Phil Taylor, but it wasn't enough to get him into the knockout stages. He lost to Colin Lloyd and Martin Adams in his other group matches. Klaasen had to start from scratch in the world rankings because he didn't make an immediate impact on the circuit. He competed in many of the Pro Tour events to improve his ranking. He reached the quarter-finals of two non-televised Pro Tour events before winning the John McEvoy Gold Dart Classic in November. He only made it into one televised PDC event in the UK during 2007, but his form towards the end of the year ensured automatic qualification for the 2008 World Championship.He lost to van der Voort in a sudden death leg after missing ten darts. He defeated Colin Lloyd, Jan van der Rassel and Andy Hamilton to reach the quarter finals of the 2009 PDC World Championship, only dropping one set in the process. He was beaten by Van Barneveld in the quarter finals. The first 9-dart leg in the history of the PDC World Championship was hit by Barneveld. In January 2009, Klaasen was chosen as one of the two wild cards for the 2009 Premier League Darts tournament, where he competed against Taylor, James Wade, Van Barneveld, John Part, Terry Jenkins, King and the other wild card Wayne Mardle. He lost 5 and drew 2 of his first 7 matches in the premier league. The first victory of the competition was recorded by Klaasen on 26 March.After Wayne Mardle withdrew from the competition, Klaasen finished 7th. In the first round of the World Matchplay, he Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet Hughesnet In the first round of the World Championship, Klaasen lost to a Welshman. He beat Mervyn King and Gary Anderson before losing to Simon Whitlock in the 2010 World Matchplay. In the first round of the 2012 World Championship, he defeated Peter Wright, but was defeated by James Wade in the second round. He reached the quarter-finals of the third UK Open Qualifier in March, but lost to Mark Jones. He was defeated by Raymond van Barneveld in the last 64 at the UK Open.He did not play again in the rest of 2012 and missed the World Championship after revelations about his personal life. He qualified for the first European Tour event of the year, the UK Darts Masters, with a 6–2 win over Carlos Rodrguez. He was defeated by Michael van Gerwen in the first round. At the fourth Players Championship in May, Klaasen beat the likes of Gary Anderson and Mervyn King to reach the final. He averaged 103 in the final but lost 4–6 to Jamie Caven. He reached the last 16 at the UK Open for the first time since 2008. The game was 7–9.He was defeated by Michael van Gerwen in the quarter-finals of the European Championship. In the first round of the World Matchplay he came back from 3–8 down against Simon Whitlock to trail only 7–9, but lost the next leg to fall short of a successful fightback. Gary Anderson was the better player in the first round of the World Grand Prix, as he did not give Klaasen a dart at a leg winning double in a 10 minute match. Anderson averaged 104.86 in the double-start event, almost 40 points ahead of Klaasen. In the Players Championship Finals, Klaasen knocked out number two seed Dave Chisnall 6–4 before losing to Anderson in the second round. In the first round of the World Championship, he lost to Jamie Caven as he hit just 17% of his darts at doubles. He reached the semi-finals of a European Tour event for the first time by defeating Michael van Gerwen at the German Darts Championship.He was denied a place in the final as Pipe took out a 134 finish in the deciding leg. Andy Hamilton narrowly beat Klaasen in the third round of the UK Open. At the European Championship, Klaasen knocked out reigning champion Adrian Lewis 6–4 in the first round and Caven 10–7 to reach the quarter-finals for the second year in a row, where he lost 10–5 to Mervyn King. In the first round of the Players Championship Finals, he beat James Wade 6–4 but then averaged nearly 20 points lower as he missed 22 doubles in the next round against Dean Winstanley. Christian Kist was defeated by Gary Anderson in the second round of the World Championship. Anderson took out 84 on the bull after being two legs to one ahead in the next set, as Klaasen waited on 89 for the match. Anderson sealed the set in the next leg and went on to win the final two sets by three legs to one.The players averaged over 100 with 20 180s thrown. He played in his first final in almost two years after defeating Phil Taylor at the fourth UK Open Qualifier. He lost 6–5 to Michael van Gerwen because he missed 10 match darts. Klaasen lost to Andrew Gilding in the fourth round of the UK Open. After taking the opening leg, he was beaten 6–1 by Peter Wright in the final of the 12th Players Championship. At the 14th Players Championship, Klaasen defeated Ian White 6–2 to win his first title in eight years. He was knocked out in the first round of the World Matchplay.In September, he won the 16th Players Championship with a 6–4 victory over Raymond van Barneveld. At the World Grand Prix, Klaasen advanced to the quarter-finals by defeating Brendan Dolan and Dave Chisnall. The match went all the way to a deciding leg in the fifth set in which Klaasen missed five opening doubles and could never catch up to lose. Gary Anderson defeated him 10–6 in the quarter-finals of the European Championship, despite wins over Raymond van Barneveld and James Wade. For the first time in seven years, 2016 Klaasen advanced to the third round of the World Championship. He missed one dart at double 18 to complete a 147 finish and defeat Phil Taylor 4–2, before going 2–0 down in legs in the final set. Taylor missed a dart to allow Klaasen to win the match with an 11 darter.In the quarter-finals, Klaasen was behind Alan Norris in a race to five. He was two legs to one down in the next set but produced back-to-back 11 dart legs to win it and advance to the semi-finals of a PDC World Championship for the first time, where he faced reigning champion Gary Anderson. It was the first time that a player had won their next game after knocking Taylor out of the World Championship. He was defeated 6–0 by Anderson in the semis. At the UK Open, he whitewashed Kyle Anderson 10–0 but lost to Peter Wright. He lost 10–6 to Steve Beaton in the opening round of the World Matchplay and 2–1 to Adrian Lewis in the World Grand Prix. In the semifinals of the German Darts Championship, Klaasen knocked out Dave Chisnall 6–4 but lost to Norris 6–5 after leading 4–2.6–3 and 10–4 wins over Steve West and Stephen Bunting were followed by a 10–3 loss to Michael van Gerwen in the quarter-finals of the European Championship. He missed three match darts in the third round of the Players Championship Finals. He got to the third round of the World Championship for the second year in a row, but lost to Dave Chisnall. After taking the next set and leading by two legs to none in the sixth, Chisnall won three legs on the spin to triumph 4–2. His return to the league was disrupted by a wrist injury that required him to receive anti- inflammatory injections. He explained how he could play with pain in his throwing hand. He only had one win out of his nine league games and that was against Chisnall.He lost to Van Gerwen in the German Darts Masters. The first round of the World Darts Championship was won by Jan Dekker. He was defeated by Peter Wright in the first round of the World Matchplay. <mask> was knocked out in the second round of the World Darts Championship. He lost in the fourth round of the UK Open. He was knocked out in the first round of the International Darts Open by Joe Murnan. He lost to Max Hopp in the Players Championship finals.In the first round of the 2020 PDC World Darts Championship, Klaasen defeated Kevin Burness, but lost to Michael van Gerwen. He started his campaign at the 2020 UK Open with a victory. After beating William Borland 10–5 and Steve West 10–1, Klaasen will face Gary Anderson. He beat Anderson but lost in the quarter-finals to Gurney. He has won some Open events in his native country, but has yet to win a major Open event. He was runner-up in the Finnish Open in March of 2006 and lost in the final to Martin Atkins. He made it to the quarter-finals of the Swiss Open.In 2007, he beatVincent van der Voort to win the Killarney Darts Festival. The personal life of Klaasen is in the Netherlands. He is from Indonesia. He worked for a manpower agency in the Netherlands before taking up darts full-time. Keukenconcurrent is a company that produces fitted kitchens in his home country. In August 2012 there was a controversy regarding naked photo messages that were sent to a family friend of Michael van Gerwen. According to her mother, the underaged girl was diagnosed with a disorder.This was never proven during the prosecution service process. On 13 December, he was sentenced to 16 hours of community service and a fine of  327, to be paid to the girl.

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texts: Carl-<mask> is a German civil engineer and professor at the TU Darmstadt. He is a member of the University Assembly and chairman of the mirror committee. Carl-<mask> studied civil engineering at the TU Mnchen from 1977 to 1981 with a specialization in structural engineering. He received his doctorate in 1989 after working as a research assistant at the Institute of Concrete Structures. He worked as a division head in the construction industry from 1989 to 1994. He was involved in planning a number of major construction projects. A long integral prestressed concrete bridge over the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal was designed by him.He and his planning team were responsible for the structural design of the ethylene factory. He ran his own engineering office from 1994 to 1996. The design and cost estimation for the new board Transrapid route. <mask> is a shareholder and member of the management of KHP Knig und Heunisch Planungsgesellschaft. He was an approved checking engineer and worked on a number of major projects, such as the shopping center MyZeil and the new European Central Bank. In 2009, he founded with partners the Life Cycle Engineering Experts. <mask> was appointed as a full professor at the Institute of Concrete Structures in 1996.He has been a member of the University Assembly since 2007. He was involved in the development of the German certificate for sustainable building for many years. <mask> is a member of several expert committees of the German Institute for Building Technology. German interests in European standardisation committees in the field of masonry construction are represented by him. <mask> is a member of the Editorial Board of the journal "Masonry". Scientific publications with R. Rast and K.-J. Schneider is a person.The Praxishandbuch fr Architekten und Ingenieure is a part of the Mauerwerksbau. There is a Bauwerk. The Beuth Verlag is in Berlin. There is anlage. There is a company called Bundesverband Kalksandsteinindustrie e.V. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Planung, Konstruktion, A, 6.There is anlage. The company is called Bundesverband Kalksandsteinindustrie e.V. W. Jger is a member of the Verlag Bau+Technik. Arbeitsgemeinschaft fr zeitgemes Bauen e.V., ZentralverbandDeutsches Baugewerbe. W. Rossner and Beuth Verlag are in Berlin. Eurocode 2 is part of the 4th edition of Bemessungsbeispiele. K. Hske and Ernst & Sohn Verlag collaborated on a book.M. Six and J. Zeier collaborated on a book together. In 2015: Jahrbuch Stahlbetonbau. J. Kohoutek and N. L. Tran are authors of Bemessungsrelevante Einwirkungskombinationen im Hochbau. In: Beton- und Stahlbetonbau109, Heft 9. M.Schmitt and V. Frster collaborated on a book called Bemessung von Mauerwerk. Eco-friendly concretes with reduced water and cement contents are the subject of a study. Research on cement and concrete.S. 38–46 with E. Boska, C. Motzko, and T. Proske was published in September of 2013). The Journal of the fib. C. Schneider, S. Pohl, and A. Wronna wrote Beyond Platin: Nachhaltigkeitstrends in der Bau- und Immobilienwirtschaft. In: Heft 5 in 2012 and 10 in 2012 together with T. Mielecke. In: Bauingenieur, Band 87, Heft 4 2012. In: Beton- und Stahlbetonbau. Heft 6, 2012 was published by Ernst & Sohn Verlag.A. Knauff and E. Pelke wrote a book together. A. Knauff, U. Baumgrtner, O. Fischer, P. Haardt, and A. Putz were in Berlin in 2011. References External links Webseite TU Darmstadt Webseite von KHP 1957 births Living people Date of birth missing

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